State of Tennessee

Department of State Tennessee State Library and Archives

403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312

CIVIL WAR COLLECTION

CONFEDERATE AND FEDERAL

Processed by:

Jean B. Waggener Archives & Manuscripts Unit

Technical Services Section

Date Completed: March 1, 1966 Location: IV-B-1,2,3,4,5

Microfilm Accession Number: 824

Microfilm Container List #824

Reel 1: Box 1, Folder 1 to Box 3, Folder 12 Reel 2: Box 3, Folder 13 to Box 6, Folder 10 Reel 3: Box 6, Folder 11 to Box 9, Folder 17 Reel 4: Box 9, Folder 18 to Box 12, Folder 4 Reel 5: Box 12, Folder 5 to Box 14, Folder 11 Reel 6: Box 14, Folder 11a to Box 15, Folder 15 Reel 7: Box 16, Folder a to Box 19, Folder 4 Reel 8: Box 19, Folder 5 to Box 21 Reel 9: Volumes 1-6 Wrapped Separately to Notebooks Reel 10: Notebook to Notebook 14 Reel 11: Notebook 15 to Notebook 23 Reel 12: Notebook 24 to Notebook 31 Reel 13: Notebook 32 to Notebook 37 Reel 14: Notebook 38 to Notebook 51 Reel 15: Miscellaneous to Box F23, Folder 13a Reel 16: Box F23, Folder 13b to Box F 24, Folder 5 Reel 17: Box 24, Folder 6 to Box C26, Folder 1 Reel 18 Box C26, Folder 2 to Box C27, Folder 7 Reel 19: Box C27, Folder 8 to Box C30, Folder 5 Reel 20: Box C30, Folder 6 to Box C31, Folder 12.

INTRODUCTION This collection was compiled from various sources. Single photocopies of unpublished materials may be made for purposes of scholarly research. The collection occupies 10.92 linear feet of shelf space, and number approximately 4,500 items.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Civil War Collection contains approximately 150 volumes and 4, 060 items are Confederate material, and approximately 10 volumes and 450 items are Federal material. Included are autograph albums, casualty lists, cemetery records, clippings, diaries, letters, maps, memoirs, orders, photographs, records (medical, supply, etc.), scrapbooks, sketches, and material relating to military personnel and units, monuments, prisons, and veterans’ organizations. Miscellaneous items include a casualty list and muster roll of Forrest’s command, Civil War veterans’ questionnaire data, Confederate money, field notes, a hospital register from Memphis, Tennessee, Rev. Charles Todd Quintard’s Manual of Devotions, a roster of quartermasters in the Army of Tennessee, and two theses. There are also fifty-one volumes of material concerning the Civil War Centennial of 1961-1965. These were placed in the Manuscript Division by the Tennessee Civil War Centennial Commission, Campbell H. Brown, Executive Director. To the researcher of the Civil War period, this collection will be a valuable source of information on the following campaigns and battles: Atlanta, Belmont, Bentonville, Brice’s Cross Roads, Bull Run, Chattanooga, Chickamauga, Corinth, Dalton, Fishing Creek, Fort Donelson, Fort Henry, Fort Pillow, Franklin, Gettysburg, Manassas, Missionary Ridge, Murfreesboro, Nashville, New Hope Church, Perryville, Port Hudson, Shiloh, Tennessee Campaign, Vicksburg, and the Virginia Campaign. Information concerning military units from Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Kentucky, and Tennessee, is arranged by state, by branch of service, and then by unit, and includes histories, rolls, and other records which pertain to the unit as such. CONFEDERATE MATERIAL The nine autograph albums in the collection were kept by such notables as Gov. John Calvin Brown, Alfred Osborne Pope Nicholson, and others. They contain signatures, and in some cases, lengthy remarks concerning the War and other Confederate prisoners at Fort Warren and Johnson’s Island prisons. In many cases the men who signed the albums included their company and regiment, with the place and time of their capture. In John C. Brown’s album Nathaniel Francis Cheairs wrote at length of the

courage, skill and gallantry displayed by Brown and by the regiment which he had commanded, the Third Regiment, Tennessee Volunteers. Of particular interest is his account of the fall of Fort Donelson. In signing his name in Brown’s album, Henry Myers, Paymaster, C .S. Navy, added that he had been arrested in Morocco and sent to Boston in irons. Included among the twenty-seven Confederate diaries is the printed on of Brig. Gen. Marcus J. Wright, April 23, 1861-February 26, 1863, in which he told of the march from Chattanooga into Kentucky and the subsequent retreat from Kentucky. George R. Elliott, a major in the 2nd Tennessee Cavalry, described action in which he took part, and at times wrote in his diary while under the enemy’s fire. William E. Sloan gave an excellent account of his service with Co. D, 5th Tennessee Cavalry and with Wheeler’s command. Other valuable diaries in the Collection include those of Andrew Jackson Campbell of Maury County and Marcus Bearden Toney of Davidson County. Among the Confederate letters (approximately 1,200) are originals, xeroxed and typed copies, photostats, and facsimiles of letters of the following: Alfred Harris Abernathy, Judah P. Benjamin, U. T. Brown, Alex M. Clayton and others, Jefferson Davis, Sam Davis, Dr. David George Godwin, Landon C. Haynes, Gustavus A. Henry, Thomas Jonathan Jackson, Bushrod Rust Johnson, Matthew Fontaine Maury, John Hunt Morgan, Leonidas Polk, James E. Rains, Alfred J. Vaughan, John C. Vaughn, and Joseph Wheeler. Transcripts of the Godwin correspondence are included in the folder but were not microfilmed. There are five letters addressed to Confederate President Jefferson Davis. One letter, dated September 3, 1861, and signed by Alex M. Clayton and other prominent citizens, requested the appointment of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston to command the army of West Tennessee. A letter to Davis, dated March 8, 1862, signed by the two Senators from Tennessee, Gustavus A. Henry and Landon C. Haynes, and eight member of the Confederate Congress, asked for the removal of Johnston because the army had lost confidence in him. They also urged Davis to come to Tennessee for the sake of building morale. A third letter, dated November 17, 1863, written by Gustavus A. Henry from General Bragg’s headquarters urged the necessity of driving the enemy out of Tennessee. A letter dated November 10, 1864, written by W. G. Swann, a member of the Confederate Congress, requested assistance in obtaining the release of Hon. Heiskell. The last of this group of letters, dated January 19, 1865, and signed by A. S. Colyar and other members of the Confederate Congress, urged Davis to obtain the release of Hon. Heiskell before W. G. Brownlow became Governor of Tennessee. Other letters of interest include a group written by Mary Walker Meriwether Bell of Christian County, Kentucky. These letters are an excellent source of material about the people and conditions in Christian County and the surrounding area, including Clarksville (Montgomery County), Tennessee. Letters written by Sarah Ann Bailey Kennedy give a vivid picture of conditions in Clarksville during the War period. A letter from the citizens of Clarksville to Ulysses S. Grant protested the outrages committed by the Federal soldiers stationed there. A letter of J. Wes Broom, illustrated with colored

pencil drawings, gave a lengthy, poetic description of the successful defense of Port Hudson against Federal naval attack. Among the forty-one Confederate memoirs, of particular note are those of William Gibbs Allen, R. W. Banks, Newton Cannon, Nathaniel Francis Cheairs, James L. Cooper, Henry Melvil Doak, J. W. Harmon, John Johnston, John M. Porter, and Isaac Nelson Rainey. Allen, of Rhea County, Tennessee, serving with the 5th Tennessee Cavalry, described cavalry engagements and gave eye-witness accounts of Gen. Joseph Wheeler, for whom Allen served as Adjutant. His memoirs, supplemented by his questionnaire data, contain much information concerning the part the 5th Tennessee Cavalry played in the War, the organization of the cavalry in East Tennessee, and Rhea County. Banks, who memoirs primarily concern the Battle of Franklin, is author of the book, The Battle of Franklin, November 30, 1864, the Bloodiest Engagement of the War Between the States. J. W. Harmon of Lauderdale County, Alabama, served with the 35th Regiment, Alabama Infantry. Harmon gave detailed accounts of engagements in which he was involved, troop movements, and conditions on the march and at various camp sites. He told of conditions after his capture at the Battle of Nashville, of the trip to Camp Chase prison, and of conditions in the prison. John Johnston, of Denmark, Tennessee, served with the Tennessee Infantry, and after being discharged for medical reasons, later joined the Cavalry. His memoirs are detailed and quite interesting. They were published in the Tennessee Historical Quarterly, XIII (1954) and XIV (1955). Other manuscripts in the Confederate material which have been published include the memoirs of James Lytton Cooper, published in the Tennessee Historical Quarterly, XV, no. 2, (June, 1956); and the memoirs of Newton Cannon, of Williamson County, Tennessee, published as The Reminiscences of Newton Cannon, by the Carter House Association of Franklin, Tennessee, and printed by McCowat-Mercer Press, Inc., Jackson, Tennessee, in 1963. The majority of the material concerning Nathan Bedford Forrest was collected by Monroe F. Cockrell and given by him to the Manuscript Division. This collection includes a photostat of a Forrest letter, clippings, articles and speeches, booklets, and correspondence with Robert S. Henry on points of interest concerning Forrest. In addition to the Forrest material the Military Personnel section of the Confederate material contains data on William B. Bate, Jefferson Davis and Davis’ escort, Sam Davis, Thomas Jonathan Jackson, and others. The three scrapbooks contain clippings relating to various battles, the possibility of England’s alliance with the Confederacy, and other topics that were being discussed in the newspapers of the day. Records of the Fred Ault Camp, No. 5, Forbes Bivouac, No. 21, and other camps of the United Confederate Veterans are included in the Collection.

FEDERAL MATERIAL There are approximately 300 Federal letters, among which are originals, xeroxed and typed copies, and photostats of letters of the following: Georg H. Brunsted, Charles Henry Davis, Andrew Hull Foote, Ulysses S. Grant, Henry Wager Halleck, John Park, William Tecumseh Sherman, and William W. Teall. Of particular interest are the forty-two letters and biographical sketch of William W. Teall, a colonel on the staff of his father-in-law, Edwin V. Sumner. The balloon, “Eagle.” which was used for Federal reconnaissance work in the Fredericksburg, Virginia, area was subject to Teall’s orders. His letters revealed the interference by the Federal government with orders of Federal officers, told of the removal of McClelland and his replacement by Burnside, and gave many details concerning the Battle of Fredericksburg. Portions of the letters have been published in the Civil War Times, Illustrated, V. 4, no 2 (May, 1965), and in the Tennessee Historical Quarterly, XXIV, no. 3 (Fall, 1965). There are also letters of George H. Brunsted, a Canadian recruit in the 15th Wisconsin Infantry; the request of Charles Henry Davis, Flag Officer commanding the U. S. Flag Steamer, “Benton”, for the surrender of Memphis, with the reply of Memphis mayor, John Park; reports and requests of Flag Officer, Andrew Hull Foote, to Gen. Henry Wager Halleck and Secretary of the Navy, Gideon Welles, concerning the fall of Fort Henry, the attack on Fort Donelson, and naval operations on the Mississippi river in 1862. The three letters of Ulysses S. Grant mentioned conditions in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1862, and at Shiloh prior to battle. He also commented upon the fall of Fort Donelson. Henry Wager Halleck’s letter also mentioned the fall of Fort Donelson. The General Orders of David Glasgow Farragut called for preparation of ships for Mississippi River service. An excerpt from the diary of J. C. Harwood told of witnessing the execution of Sam Davis. The field notes of Francis Mohrhardt, a major and topo- graphical engineer of the U. S. Army attached to the staff of Philip Henry Sheridan, included numerous pencil-drawn maps--primarily of parts of Alabama and Tennessee--showing in detail roads, railroads, bridges, distances between towns, and topographical features. A map compiled in 1865 by order of Gen William T. Sherman traces marches made by his forces from 1863-1865. In addition to the Civil War Collection, Civil War material may be found in the following collections, among others, in the Manuscript Division: Bailey Collection, Barclay Collection, Barnsley Collection, Bedford Letterbook, Bell Family Papers, Bentley Papers, Bransford Papers, Brown and Ewell Papers, Buell-Brien Papers, Bunting Collection, Cheatham Papers, Jesse Cox Diary, Darden Collection, Doak Papers, Drane

Papers, Edmondson Family Papers, Farmer Collection, Faw Papers, Fergusson Collection, Figures Collection, Gale Papers, Jill Garrett Collection, Goodloe Papers, George Carroll Harris Papers, Nannie Haskins Diaries, McGavock Hayes Papers, Hollowell Papers, Morton B. Howell Collection, Howell E. Jackson Papers, Andrew Johnson Papers, Joseph Buckner Killebrew Papers, Lillard Collection, Lindsley Collection, McDowell Family Papers, McGavock Collection, McIver Collection, John Trotwood Moore Collection, Nichols-Britt Collection, Orr Collection, Robinson Papers, Shields Papers, Simpson Papers, Smoot Collection, Sneed Collection, Stokes and Tubbs Papers, Trabue Collection, and the Winchester Papers. Small collections containing Civil War material include the following: Adams Collection, John Preston Watts Brown Papers, Milton Brown Papers, William Gannaway Brownlow Papers, Campbell Family Papers, Castner Papers, Hadox Papers, Isham Green Harris Papers, McCullom Papers, Manlove Papers, Melbane Papers, Page Paper, Paine Family Papers, Ralston Papers, and the Robertson Topp papers. The following Civil War materials, among others, are on microfilm: Bills-Polk-Wood Letters, Charles-Crutcher -McRaven Letters, Douglas Papers, Paul M. Fink Papers, Isham Green Harris Letterbook, Samuel Henderson Diary, History of Meigs County, Tennessee, Mooney Collection, Palmer Autograph Album, Robertson Topp Papers, Vordell Letters, and the Willard Warner Papers. Also in the Manuscript Division are questionnaires filled out by Confederate and Federal veterans living in Tennessee in the years 1915-1922. The published Index to Questionnaires lists these veterans by name, giving their home county and regiment.

CONFEDERATE COLLECTION Box 1 1. Casualty lists - other states 2. Casualty lists - Tennessee 2a. Casualty lists - Tennessee, CSA. killed in Kentucky, 1861-1862 3. Cemetery records. 4. Clippings - Army of the Cumberland and Army of Tennessee 5. Clippings - Battles 6. Clippings - Leaders, Confederate 7. Clippings - Miscellaneous 8. Clippings - Navy, Confederate 9. Clippings - Obituaries 10. Clippings - Soldier life 11. Clippings - War news 12. Clippings - Women in the War 13. Clippings - Veterans (Confederates) reunion, Memphis, 1901. 14. Correspondence, re: Acquisitions 15. Data, re: Activities of Federals and Confederates in and around Nashville, TN Box 2 1. Inventory of confiscated property, Memphis, Tennessee, 1865 2. Invitation to a military ball, 1862, Camp Carondelet 3. Lists - Civil war soldiers listed by counties 4. Lists - Pensioners; Inmates of Soldiers’ Home 5. Manual of Devotions by Rev. C.T. Quintard 6. Maps 7. Medals and badges 8. Money, Confederate 9. Monuments, Confederate - Tennessee 10. Orders 11. Photographs - Confederate generals and others 12. Printed material 13. Prison - Camp chase, Ohio 14. Prison - Johnson’s Island, Ohio Box 3 1. Questionnaire data - Allen, William Gibbs (Placed w/ Memoirs of William Gibbs Allen, Box 12, f. l of this collection) 2. Questionnaire data - Allen, William Gibbs (Placed w/ Memoirs of William Gibbs Allen, Box 12, f. l of this collection) 3. Questionnaire data - Allen, William Gibbs (Placed w/ Memoirs of William Gibbs Allen, Box 12, f. l of this collection)

Box 3, continued; 4. Questionnaire data - Carson, William Waller 5. Questionnaire data - Courtney, W.W. 6. Questionnaire data - Dale, Alford L 7. Questionnaire data - Gold, John Ephriam 8. VACANT 9. Questionnaires - List of veterans who returned questionnaires 10. Records - Medical 11. Records - Miscellaneous 12. Records - Provisions and supplies, etc. 13. Resolution (House) no. 42, 1861 14. Resolution, re: Transfer of Tennessee Volunteer forces to Confederate States Army. 15. Roster - Quartermasters of Army of Tennessee, December 1864. Box 4 1. Sketches - Battle of Franklin, Tennessee 2. Sketches - Battle of Raymond, Mississippi 3. Sketches - Battle of Sharpsburg, Maryland 4. Sketches - Battles, Tennessee 5. Sketches - Berry, Capt., Capture of 6. Sketches - Fort at Clarksville, Tennessee 7. Sketches - Hood’s Tennessee Campaign 7a. Sketches - Indian leaders 8. Sketches - Regiments in Northern Virginia 9. Sketches - Tennessee Confederate Officers 10. Spy Data 11. Statement - Hood’s headquarters at Nashville 12. Statement - McDonald, Capt. Warren, death of 13. Statement - Union City’s (Tennessee) release from Federal control 14. Thesis - Bedford County During the Civil War Box 5 Autograph Albums 1. Brown, Gov. John Calvin 2. Cooke, Thomas B. 3. DeLaunay, James R. 4. Howard, Charles 5. Kierolf, S. Emanuel 6. Nicholson, Alfred Osborne Pope 7. Stewart, William W. 8. Van Leer, Rush 9. Unknown owner 10. Autographs, Miscellaneous

Box 6 Diaries 1. Bate, Henry Clay 2. Blair, John J. 3. Blakemore, George Thompson 4. Brown, O. D. 5. Campbell, Andrew Jackson (Transferred to Jill Knight Garrett Collection; Mf. #1196, reel 2) 5a. Deavenport, Thomas Hopkins 6. DeWitt, Marcus Bearden 7. Doggett, James P. 8. Dogget, Jasper 9. Edenton, James Caswell 10. Elliott, George R. 11. Estes, Sarah Jane Johnston 12. Frasher, T. C. 13. Hine, William J. 13a. Holloway, Levi H. W. 14. Jordan, Stephen A. Box 7 Diaries 1. McEwen, Sallie Florence 2. McNeill, Henry C. 3. Manzy, Michael 4. Mason, Arnold Moss 4a. Morgan, Perry Franklin 5. Mothershead, Joseph 6. Pollard, William Mebane 6a. Porter, Nimrod 7. Sloan, William E. (Typescript on Mf. #154) 8. Terrell, Spot F. 8a. Tipton, Martha 9. Toney, Marcus Bearden 9a. Webb, L. T. 10. Wendel, Walter Kibbell l0a. Wilson, Thomas Black 11. Wright, Marcus Joseph Box 8 Letters 1. Abernathy, Alfred Harris 2. Atkins, J. D. C. 3. Atkins, J. E. 4. Averitt, E. W.

Box 8, continued: 5. Bailey, James Edmund (Transferred to Lucy Catherine Bailey Papers; Mf. #1200, reel 1, f. 1) 6. Barrow, Washington 7. Baugh, R. D. 8. Bell, Mary Walker Meriwether 9. Benjamin, Judah P. 10. Blair, John J. 11. Bond, Robert D. 12. Brandon, Nathan 13. Brigham, W. Joseph (Transferred to Brigham Family Papers, Small Collections, III-D-2) 14. Broom, J. Wes (Transferred to Brigham Family Papers, Small Colletions, III-D-2) 15. Brown, U. T. 16. Buford, John W. 17. Cahal, Terry H. 18. Cannon, Newton 19. Clark, Achilles V. 20. Clark, Cyrus Graham 21. Clark, David 22. Clark, Ned 23. Clarksville, Tennessee, Citizens 24. Clayton, Alex M., et al. 25. Cochran, J. H. 26. Coleman, Ben W. 27. Coleman, W. E. 28. Collins, Richard W. 29. Collins, Robert B. 30. Colville, R. W. 31. Cook, J. C. 32. Cooke, P. H. 33. Cooper, Catherine 34. Cooper, Livonia 35. Crawford, Abel H. 36. Davis, George 37. Davis, Jefferson 38. Davis, Sam 39. Doil, Machael 40. Douglass, Charles B. Box 9 Letters 1. Eastman, Charles H. (Transferred to Eastman Family Papers, Small Collections, V-L-4, Box 1) 2. Farrar, Lee H. (Transferred to Box 30, f. 6 of this collection) 3. Faw, George Parkes (Transferred to Walter Wagner Faw Papers; Mf. #998, reel 11, Box 25, f. 3)

Box 9, continued: 4. Fergusson, Adam, and William W. (Transferred to Fergusson Family Collection; Mf. 1260, reel 6, Box 26, f. 9) 5. Fite, L. B. 6. Floyd, John D. 7. Gale, William Dudley 8. Gardner, George W. 9. Gentry, J. M. 10. George, Dan S. 11. Gibson, G. 12. Godwin, D. G. 13. Gordon, George A. 14. Gordon, R. C. 15. Gray, Thomas J. 16. Grimes, Henry N. 17. Gruar, John Calvin 18. Haley, Joel T. 19. Hancock, Enoch 20. Harrill, A. S. 21. Harris, Ed R., and wife 22. Harris, John, et. al. 23. Harrison, Sarah Ann (Joyner) 24. Haynes, Landon C. 25. Haynes, Matthew T. 26. Henry, Gus A. 27. Hill, Benjamin J. 27a. Holladay, Stephen Washington 28. Hollaway, Polk 29. House, Josiah Stewart 30. Howry, James Henry 31. Hulme, John W. 32. Imboden, John Daniel Box 10 Letters 1. Jackson, Thomas Jonathan 2. Jetton, R. A. 3. Johnson, Bushrod Rust 4. Jones, B. A. J. 5. Jones, Samuel W. 6. Kennedy, Sarah Ann (Bailey) 7. Kennedy, Sarah Ann (Bailey) 8. Kennedy, Sarah Ann (Bailey) 9. Knight, Johnathan Thomas, et. al.

Box 10, continued: 10. Lankford, A. R. 11. Latta, Samuel Rankin (Transferred to Small Collections, III-D-2) 12. Lee, Robert E. 13. Lyon, Adelaide E. 14. McCord, James A. 15. McEwen and Hornsby 15a. McFarland, B. F. 16. McKenny, George 17. McMinn, Oliver Perry 18. McMurray, S. J. 19. McNairy, W. H. 20. Madden, Frank 21. Madden, Isaac 22. Madding, James A. 23. Malone, James C. 24. Martin, Busk (?) 25. Massenburg, A. C. 26. Maury, Matthew Fontaine 27. Mayes, Henry S. 28. Mebane, E. W. 29. Mitchell, Sam C. 29a. Moore, Hugh G. 30. Moore, John (Transferred to John Trotwood Moore Papers, V-G-1, Box 4.f. 10) 31. Morgan, John Hunt 32. Murfree, James Brickell 33. Myrick, Joseph B. Box 11 Letters 1. Ollar, James M. 2. Paine, F. J. 3. Paine, Hannibal 4. Parker, H. H. 5. Parrott, James 6. Patteson, A. E. 7. Polk, Leonidas 8. Porter, J. R. (Transferred to Box 22, f. 24b of this collection) 9. Pryor, B. F. 10. Rains, James E. 11. Rice, Andrew 12. Richardson, James H. 13. Robinson, Henry Clay 14. Rogers, Joseph Anderson, et al.

Box 11, continued: 15. Routt, John M. 16. Russwurm, Samuel C. 17. Scott, D. 18. Searcy, William W. 18a. Shackleford, R. A. 19. Shapard, William Booker, and wife (Transferred to Small Collections, III-D-2) 20. Shoffner, Joel 21. Smith, T. B. 22. Smythe, D. L. 23. Starke, P. B. 24. Stewart, Francis M. 24a. Suddarth, Allen T. 25. Sugg, William Harbot 26. Swann, William G. 27. Taylor and McEwen 28. Terry, Daniel 29. Thompson, James B. 30. Turley, J. A. 31. Turner, George T. 32. Turner, Will Allen 33. Vaughan, Alfred J. 34. Vaughn, John C. 35. Walker, R. 35a. Walker, West 36. West, Jacob 37. Wharton, A. C. 38. Wheeler, Joseph 39. Whirter, Isaac 40. Whitly, A. L. 41. Williams, S. T. 42. Williams, W. H. 43. Wilson, F. 44. Wood, Mrs. Nancy 45. Unsigned Box 12 Memoirs 1. Allen, William Gibbs 2. Banks, R. W. 3. Bodenhamer, David Shires Myers 4. Boone, Mrs. Sallie Walker 5. Cannon, Newton 6. Carter, Joe

Box 12, continued: 7. Cheairs, Nathaniel Francis 8. Clack, Calvin J. 9. Clark, Carroll Henderson 10. Cobb, Marion Rice 11. Cooper, Col. James L. 12. Craighead, Mrs. W. A. 13. Doak, Henry Melvil 14. Dove, George. 1a, 1b, 1c Allen, William Gibbs (Supplemental Material) Box 13 Memoirs 1. Figures, Hardin Perkins (Transferred to Figures Collection; Mf. #1153,reel 1 Box 1,f. 7a) 2. Firth, Thomas Julian 3. Fite, John A. 4. Foard, J. F. 5. Gee, James L. 6. Harmon, J. W. 7. Hollis, J. Rufus 8. Hord, Henry Ewell 9. Johnston, John 10. Kempshall, John 11. King, George Box 14 Memoirs 1. McKay, William Lewis 2. McMurry, Pitts 3. Matlock, Philip N. 4. Miller, Dewolfe 5. Miller, Elizabeth Perry 6. Mitchell, Martha Lutterell 7. Myers, Thomas R. 8. Ogilvie, W. H. 9. Pile, George C. 10. Poppenheim, Mrs. C. P. 11. Porter, John M. 11a. Rainey, Isaac Nelson 12. Roman, Alfred 13. Scruggs, John 14. Sloan, Mrs. Anna Toone 15. Wheless, J. F. 16. Yeatman, W. E.

Box 15 Military Personnel a. Adams, John 1. Ashley, Simeon la. Atkinson, Natt 2. Bate, William B. 2a Buford, Abraham 3. Burton, G. H. 3a. Calhoun, John Richard 4. Clack, M M. 5. Clark, Joseph Dent 6. Crews, Hogan H. 6a. Davidson, Henry Brevard 7. Davis, Jefferson 8. Davis, Sam 9. DeWitt, Marcus Bearden 9a. Dibrell, George gibbs 10. Eidson, Swimpfield 10a. Ferguson, Champ 11. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Authorization to raise a cavalry regiment 12. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Clippings 13. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Cockrell material - Clippings 14. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Cockrell material - Vol. I 15. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Cockrell material - Vol. II Box 16 Military Personnel a. Clipping--1862 1. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Cockrell material - Vol. III 2. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Cockrell material - Vol. IV 3. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Data, re: birthplace 4. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Escort company surrendered at Citronville, Alabama, 1865 5. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Forest’s chaplain: Kelley, D.C. 6. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Forrest’s Scouts - sketch 7. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Letter, 1867 (photostat) 8. Forrest, Nathan Bedford - Tennessee movements 8a. Foster, Ira Rose 8b. Gordon, George Washington 8c. Hawkins, William Stewart 9. Jackson, Thomas Jonathan 10. Naylor, J. M. 11. Palmer, Joseph B. 12. Pillow, Gideon Johnson

Box 16, continued: 13. Stewart, Alexander Peter 14. Van Dorn, Earl 15. Wilcox, Cadmus M. 15a. Witherspoon, James Franklin 16. Zollicoffer, Felix Kirk (Transferred to THS Small Collections, I-E-3, box 2; Kelly, D.C.; ac. no. 450) Box 17 Military Units 1. Ala Inf. Regt. 12 2. Ala. Inf. Regt. 16 3. Ala. Inf. Regt. 22, Co. K. 4. Ark. Inf. Regt. 3 5. Ky. Cav. Regt. 12 6. Ky. Cav. Regt. 14 7. Ky. Cav. Quirk’s Scouts of J.H. Morgan’s command. 8. Tenn. Artillery 9. Tenn. Cav. Battalion 16 10. Tenn. Cav. Brigade 1 11. Tenn. Cav. Henderson’s Scouts 12. Tenn. Cav. Regt. 2 13. Tenn. Cav. Regt. 4 14. Tenn. Cav. Regt. 5 15. Tenn. Cav. Regt. 7 16. Tenn. Cav. Regt. 9 17. Tenn. Cav. Regt. 11 18. Tenn. Cav. Regt. 28 Box 18 Miltary Units 1. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 1, Account book, Co. D. 2. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 1, History 3. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 1, Records and rolls 4. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 2 5. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 2 6. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 3 7. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 5 8. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 6, Co. D 9. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 7, Co. B. D, & I. 10. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 8 11. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 9 12. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 11, Medical records 13. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 11, Rosters of Co. F & K

Box 18, continued: 14. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 12 15. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 13 16. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 14 17. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 16, Co. C 18. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 17, Co. A, C, E, & F Box 19 Miliary Units 1. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 18 2. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 19 3. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 20, Co. D. 4. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 23 5. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 24 6. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 26, Co. F & H 7. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 27 8. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 29 9. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 30 10. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 32, Co. G. 11. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 41 12. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 44 13. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 45 14. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 48 15. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 50 16. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 51 17. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 55 18. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 59 19. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 63 20. Tenn. Inf. Regt. 154 21. Tenn. Navy, Marine Personnel Box 20 1. Scrapbooks--Cole, Aubrey G. 2. Scrapbooks--Cook, Ruth White (see Ruth White Cook Genealogical Collection, IV-C-1. For her scrapbook see IV-C-6) 3. Scrapbooks--Couch, Mary E. 4. Veterans’ Organizations--Fred Ault Camp, No. 5 (Transferred to United Confederate Veterans, Bivouac records, VII-D-1-2, Box 4) 5. Veterans’ Organizations--Fred Ault Camp, No. 5 (Transferred to United Confederate Veterans, Bivouac records, VII-D-1-2, Box 4) 6. Veterans’ Organizations --Forbes Bivouac (Transferred to United Confederate Veterans, Bivouac records, VII-D-1-2, Box 1, f. 5 and vol. II) 7. Veterans’ Organizations--Miscellaneous

Box 20a 1. Confederate Currency and Stamps--Fuller, Claud E.--1861-1865, Vol. I Box 20b 1. Confederate Currency and Stamps--Fuller, Claud E.--1861-1865, Vol. II Box 21 Material placed in records of United Confederate Veterans, Tennessee Division. Bivouac records, 1887-1922. See VII-D-1-2 Volumes Wrapped Separately-- Confederate Records (See also Volumes Wrapped Separately-- Federate Records) 1. Casualty list of Forrest’s Command, 1864. 2. Hospital register, Memphis, Tennessee, 1861-1862. 3. Muster roll of Nathan Bedford Forrest, 1861-1864. 4. Order book, 5th Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry, 1863-1865. 5. Roster of Confederate Veterans Association of Upper East Tennessee (Originals missing; see Mf. #167) 6. Clippings--Military Units--Tenn. Infantry Volumes Dealing With the Civil War Centennial, 1961-1965 There are fifty-one volumes of newspaper clippings dealing with the Civil War Centennial in Tennessee. These were compiled under the auspices of Col. Campbell H. Brown, Executive Director of the Civil War Centennial Commission. They are arranged chronologically by publication date.

FEDERAL COLLECTION Box F22 Letters 1. Beard, James 2. Beard, James 3. Brunsted. George H. 4. Bukey, Alexander Hill, John Spencer, and Van Hartness 5. Callahan, John (Transferred to J.H. Strickland Papers, V-L-5, Small Collections, Box 12) 6. Chapman, William Harvey (Transferred to Chapman Family Papers; Mf. 1256, reel 1, Box 1, f. 9) 7. Clemans, James 8. Cooper, Joseph A. (Transferred to f. 21 of this box) 9. Davis, Charles Henry 10. Dibble. Carmichael 11. Dibble, LeRoy 12. Dorton, Azariah 13. Foote, Andrew Hull

Box F22, continued: 14. Goodwin, James A. 15. Grant, Ulysses Simpson 16. Halleck, Henry Wager 17. Hancock, William 18. VACANT 19. Hart, Amos 20. Harwood, J. C. (Transferred to f. 21 of this box) 21. Maynard, Edward 22. Nelson, Thomas A. R. 23. Newlee, John G. (Transferred to J.H. Strickland Papers, Small Collections, V-L-5, Box 12) 23a Nields, Thomas S. 24. Park, John (Transferred to f. 9 of this box) 24a. Phelps, R. 24b. Porter, J. R. 25. Reeve, Felix A. (Transferred to J.H. Strickland Family Papers, Small Collections, V-L-5, Box 12) 25a. Riddle, Malo S. 26. Roddy, P.N. (Transferred to J.H. Strickland Family Papers, Small Collections, V-L-5, Box 12) 27. Strickland, J.H. (Transferred to J.H. Strickland Family Papers, Small Collection, V-L-5, Box 12) 27a Swarts, T. E. 28-30 Teall, William W. (Transferred to Small Collections, III-D-2) 31. Trigg, Edward Campbell 32. Williamson, P. J. 33. Wright, Henry H. Box F23 1. Casualty lists 2. Cemetery records 3. Clippings--Miscellaneous 4. Clippings--Obituaries 5. Diary - Duncan, Thomas H. (Tranferred to Diaries and Memoirs, VI-F-2, Box 5) 6. Diary--Harwood, J. C. 7. Diary-Mann, Isaac K. 8. Diary - Patton, J. W. 9. Diary - Roesch, Philip 10. Diary - Stay, Charles 11. Field notes - Mohrhardt, Francis 12. Memoirs - Dubbs, Benton E. 13. Memoirs - Stibbs, J. H. 13a. Military personnel - Brownlow, Walter P. 13b. Military personnel - Dahlgren, Charles Bunker, John Adolphus Bernard, and Ulric 13c. Military personnel - Grant, Ulysses Simpson 14. Military personnel - Knoble, Edward 14a. Military personnel - Logan, John Alexander

Box F23, continued: 15. Military personnel - Malcom, William B. 16. Military personnel - Meigs, John Rodgers 16a. Military personnel - Sanders, William Price 17. Military personnel - Strickland, J. H. (Transferred to Strickland Family Papers, Small Collections, V-L-5, Box 12) 18. Military unit Iowa. Cav. Regt. 5 19. Military unit Tenn. Inf. Regt. 6 (Transferred to Box 22, f.21) 19a. Military unit Tenn. Inf. Regt. 7 20. Monuments, Federal (Transferred to Box 22, f. 21) 21. Orders 22. Records - Medical 23. Records - Miscellaneous 24. Records - Provisions and supplies, etc. 25. Sketches - Battles 26. Sketches - Cooper, Joseph Alexander 27. Sketches - Nott, Charles Cooper 28. Sketches - Prisons 29. VACANT 30. Sketches - Teall, William W. (Located at III-D-2). 31. Thesis: Destruction in the State of Mississippi By the Army Under General W. T. Sherman. Volumes Wrapped Separately-- Federal Records (See also Volumes Wrapped Separately-- Confederate Records) F 1. Lists of property received for transportation at Memphis, Tennessee F. 2. Records, (1863-1864), Board of Claims, Nashville, Tennessee, and vincinity Box F24 1. Diaries, Memoirs, etc.--Close, Peter 1a. Diaries, Memoirs, etc.--Foster, Kate 2. Letters, Baugh, Thomas Jefferson, 1831-1864 3. Letters, Cadman, George Hovey--1857-1864 4. Letters, Honnell, W. H. 1862 5. Letters--Miller, Wilson S., 1862-1865 6. Letters--Thompson, Mitchell Andrew, 1862-1864 7. Letters--Sixth Tenn. Cav., 1863-1876 (Transferred to Correspondence-- by author, Holt, J.T., IV-K-1, Box 1) Box F25 1. Account Books--Hair, Z. B. --1864. 2. Diaries and Memoirs--Colburn, _______--1862 3. Diaries and Memoirs--Goodwin, James W.

Box F25, continued: 4. Diaries and Memoirs--Hayes, Edwin Lewis -- 1861-1911. 5. Diaries and Memoirs--Robb, Robert--1821- 6. Letters-Ayer, Lyman--1863 7. Letters-Heskett, B. F.--1862 8. Letters--King, James W.--1862-1863 9. Letters--Owen, James T.--1862 10. Letters and Accounts--Pierson, George B.--1862-1865 & 1861-1885 11. Letters--Pierce, Nat G. --1863 12. Letters--Wade, Benjamin Franklin--1863-1865 13. Letters--White, Harrison--1861-1863 14. Letters--Anonymous-1864. 15 Memoirs--Kimmel, Joseph W.--1864-1865 16. Military Records--1865 17. Military Roster--Co. E, lst Tenn. Regt., U.S. Army 1861-1864 18. Reports--Battle of Nashville, 1864--Gen. W. C. Whitaker, U. S. A. 19. Telegrams--1864

CONFEDERATE COLLECTION, CONTINUED Box C26 1. Diaries and Memoirs--Aden, James S. P. 2. Diaries and Memoirs--Frazier, Jared Curl 3. Diaries and Memoirs--Freeman, John H. 4. Diaries and Memoirs--Gooch, Margaret R. 5. Diaries and Memoirs--Jarnagin, M. P. 6. Diaries and Memoirs--Muse, William J. 7. Diaries and Memoirs--Oden, John P. 8. Diaries and Memoirs--Rosser, James N. 9. Diaries and Memoirs--Ruthledge, Stephen W. 10. Diaries and Memoirs--Scales, Dabney M. 11. Diaries and Memoirs--Smith, William A. 12. Diaries and Memoirs--Spence, Joe 13. Letter--Bagley, William H.--1863 14. Letter--Barnett, Stephen-1863 15. Letter--Clark, Charles--1861 16. Letter--Mathews, John Sampson--1861 17. Letter--Mosbey, Samuel G.--1864 18. Letters--Neely, R. A.--1861--1862 19. Military Records--13th Regt., Tenn. Inf., C.S.A.--A. J. Vaughan

Box C27 1. Association of Confederate Soldiers--Burial Ritual--1889 2. Diaries and Memoirs--Barrett, J. W.--n. d. 3. Diaries and Memoirs -- Burum, Absalom Joshua--1864 4. Diaries and Memoirs-Chisholm, William R.--1864-1867 5. Diaries and Memoirs--Curtis, William Asbury--1880-1882 6. Diaries and Memoirs-- Farris, J. K.--1862 7. Diaries and Memoirs--Goodrich, D. H.--1923 8. Diaries and Memoirs--Guild, George B.--1915 9. Diaries and Memoirs--McConnell, Sarah Harriett, --ca 1923 10. Diaries and Memoirs--Taylor, Thomas J.--1829-1894 11. Letters-Brown, John Calvin et. al.--1865 12. Letters--Clark family--1861-1863 13. Letters--Tharp, J. C. and W. H. Tharp--1861-1862 14. Letters--White, Harvey et al--1860-1865 15. Miliary Records--Claybrooke, Frederick--1861--1863 16. Military Records--Claybrooke, Samuel P.--1861--1865 17. Military Records--Miscellaneous--Griffin, Andrew J., 1864-1865 18. Military Records--Muster Roll-Highsmith, Coleman--1862 19. Picture--”Woodstock”--Todd county, Ky. 20. Sketch--Biographical--Dozier, Nathaniel Bell 21. Sketch--General--”Forrest’s Raid on Memphis”--E. F. Williams Box C28 1. Account Book and Diary--Sullivan, Thomas L.--1864 and 1865 2. Cemetery Records--Confederate soldiers, 1861-1939--Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Mississipi. 3. Diary--Boyd, Samuel Beckett--1865 4. Dairy-Carter, Thomas A.--1863-1864 5. Dairy--Chisholm, John Nugent--1864 6. Dairy--Lytle, James Knox Polk--1864-1865 7. Dairy--Parkes, Rufus B.--1862 8. Diaries and Memoirs--Watson, Wm. J.--1864-1865 9. Farewell Address-Wheeler, Joseph--1865 10. Letters--Barron, Samuel Lee--1863 11. Letters, Muster Roll & Officers’ Pay Accounts--Bates, Jesse P.--1861-1864 12. Letters--Clark family--1861-1863 13. Letters and Military Pass--Coleman, E.--1863 14. Letters--Greenfield, Carrie M.--1865 15. Letters--Karnes, J. A. & Karnes, E. A.--1863 16. Letters--Knight, John Thomas--1862-1865 17. Letters--Lacy, Andrew Jackson--1862--1863 18. Letters--Latta, Samuel Rankin--1861 19. Letters--Mathis, Stepen M.--fl. 1862

Box C28, continued: 20. Letters--Ridley, Samuel Jones--1863 21. Letters--Robinson, George W.--1862 22. Lettters-Wallker, Leroy Pope--1861 23. Memoirs--Quarles, John Simpson--1915 24. Memoirs--Tucker, Oliver P.--1862-1865 25. Military Records--Papers--Forrest, Nathan Bedford, 1865-1866 26. Military Records--Papers--Jackson, Andrew, 1861-1865 27. Military Records--Parole--Adkins, Elizah Patton, 1865 28. Military Records--Parole--White, James C., 1865 29. Military Records--Petition--Sullivan Co., Tenn., 1864 30. Military Records--Roster--Coleman’s Scouts, C. S. A., n. d. 31. Military Records--Roster--Co. E., 30th Tenn. Inf., 1861-1865

FEDERAL COLLECTION, CONTINUED Box F29 1. Claims--Bales, David v. United States--1868 2. Diaries and Memoirs--Beggs, Thomas B.--1862-1863 3. Diaries and Memoirs--Co. E, lst Ohio Vol. Inf.--1864-1865 4. Diaries and Memoirs--Frisbey, Cary Roger--1836-1925 5. Letters--Allain, Charles b.--1864 6. Letters--Athow, Mary C.--1928 7. Letters--Beck (?), George M.--1862 8. Letters--Bourlier, E.--1864 9. Letters--Clark, Marcellus A.--1862-1863 10. Letters-McCadden, Richard J., --1863-1864 11. Letters--Ruffly, Francis G.--1862 12. Letters--Ruggy, Harmon E.--1864 13. Letters--Slate, John--1863 14. Letters--Sowers, George--1862 15. Letters--White, J. G ---n. d. 16. Letters--Yates, James L.--1862-1863 17. Military Records - Discharge Certificate--Fox, Joseph, 1864 18. Military Records--Court Martials--Barker, James et al, 1864

CONFEDERAL COLLECTION, CONTINUED Box C30 1. Diaries-Davis, Thomas W.--1862-1864 2. Letters-Bragg, Braxton--1863 3. Letters--Core, J. D.--1862 4. Letters-Davis, Reuben--1864

Box C30, continued: 5. Letters--Ewen, H. C. & W. G. Ewen--1860-1913 6. Letters-Farrar, Leonidas H.--n.d. &1863 7. Letters-Kernodle, William S.--1861 8. Letters-Kirk, Addie M. --1862 9. Letters--Kirk, William--1863 10. Letters--Oehmig, Ben A.--1862 11. Letters- Sheppard, Benjamin A. 1862 12. Letters--Williams, Mary F.--n.d. 13. Letters-Wright, John Vines --1874 14. Military Records--Discharge Certificate--Shepherd, Benjamin A.,--1862 15. Military Records--Discharge Certificate--Smith, A. H.,--1862 16. Military Records--Ration Report--2nd Regt., Tenn. Vol’s.--1861 Box C31 1. Diaries and Memoirs--Bastin, Wyatt Harris--1861-1862 2. Diaries and Memoirs-Herndon, Thomas--1861-1865 3. Diaries and Memoirs-Pybas, Kenneth Monroe--1863 4. Diaries and Memoirs--Robinson, William Joseph--1863-1865 5. Drawings-Artillery Pieces 6. Letters--Adams, George Wily, etc. --1861-1864 7. Letters--Brown, J. T. and Bunn Brown--1861-1864 8. Letters--Henderson, Thomas and A. J. Tully--1864 9. Letters--Rutherford, W. N.--1862 10. Letters--Scrubbs, H. L. G.--1862 11. Military Records--Orders--Gen. J. E. Johnston--1865 12. Radio Program Discs--”One Hundred Years Ago”--WAGG Radio Series, March 1965